After Major League Hacking
- 16%Joined a startup6
- 35%Joined a big company13
- 49%Elsewhere
Shares of those who moved on, by their next stop.
People who leave Major League Hacking most often go to a long tail of companies. Of them, 16% go somewhere small. The median tenure is 11m
Not Major League Hacking's membership: these are the engineers in the Zelcast network and the profiles run through the Eng Scorer. 44 people on a map of 67,181, No. 554 on it by people. Updated September 30, 2026.
- People on the map
- 440.1% of everyone on the map
- There now
- 37% of the people here
- Moved on
- 4193% of the people here
- Median tenure
- 11mmiddle half 3m to 1y 4m
Put Major League Hacking side by side with another employer.
Came from, went to
Ribbon width is the number of people who made the move.
Not enough recorded moves to draw a river for Major League Hacking yet.
How long people stay
52%<1y
24%1-2y
20%2-4y
4%4-7y
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25 stays with both a start and an end on the record.
Who comes and goes, by year
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joined left2026 is a partial year
2016 to 2026: 44 joined, 41 left.
Caliber
Not enough scored profiles here yet (29).
Titles held here
- Mlh Fellow6
- Coach3
2 most common titles, by people who held them.
First job on the record for 9% of people here.
Where they studied
- Georgia Tech7.0%
- University of Maryland7.0%
The 2 most listed schools among the 43 people here with a school on file.
3 of the 43 people here with a school on file list Georgia Tech and 3 list University of Maryland. A person can list more than one, so these overlap.
Public work
one square is one in a hundred
32%have a public GitHub account on their profile
14 of the 44 people here whose profile was checked for public accounts. An account the check missed reads the same as no account, so this is a floor.
31% is the median across the 857 companies that can show this figure.
Where they are now
48% of the people who have worked at Major League Hacking and list a location live in the San Francisco Bay Area today, against 41% of everyone on the map.
Major League Hacking
Everyone on the map
- 48%SF Bay Area21 · map 41%
- 27%New York12 · map 18%
- 14%Washington DC6 · map 13%
- 11%Somewhere else5
All 44 people who worked at Major League Hacking list a location, and every share here is over them.
Where they live now, from the profile as it reads today, not where they sat while working at Major League Hacking: a metro here isn't an office there. The lower strip is the same metros across the whole map.
On the same resumes
Companies that show up most often alongside Major League Hacking, at any point in a career.
Key facts
- 44 people on the Zelcast alumni map have been part of Major League Hacking: 3 are there now, 41 have moved on.
- Median tenure at Major League Hacking: 11m, middle half 3m to 1y 4m.
- Of the people with a recorded next move after Major League Hacking, fewer than 3 went to a founder title next, 16% joined a company of 200 or fewer, and 35% joined one of 10,000 or more.
- Most common title held here: Mlh Fellow, then Coach.
- Top school: Georgia Tech, listed by 3 of the 43 people here with one on file (7.0%). Then University of Maryland (3).
- 48% of the 44 people here who list a location live in SF Bay Area today, against 41% across the map. Where they live now, not the office they sat in while they worked here.
- 32% of the 44 people here whose profile was checked for public accounts have a public GitHub.
About this data: built from 352,028 jobs across 67,181 engineers in the Zelcast network and Eng Scorer reads, updated September 30, 2026. A move counts when the next role starts within 24 months of leaving. Companies under 20 people on the map aren't shown, and destinations under 3 people fold into the totals. Caliber is the Eng Scorer score.
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